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1 A ft ft. eft - 1 iV..- 4, 1-9 Si CYtNING ROSEBURG REYItW 1 IMHCKO OAILT EXCEPT SUNDAY -BIT KKVIEW PUBLUHUNd COMPANY, Inhered at Roseburg, Oregon. Post - office as Second-Claaa Matter. L. WIMUKRLY. DAILY Per yur, by mall par month, delivered . . . . Par waek. delivered , BEM1-WEEKLT Far year , kt souths , .12.00 . 1.00 KKIlltl'AltV 'i, 101 1. With tho present widespread popu larity of the WiUon adminlm ration, it will not be at all 8urprinlnn If there U a decided Increase of Ih-iiio-cratlc reglBtrutions this your in this and other mates Mr Wilnon Iuh achieved remarkable mu.c.-hh duriiiK the almost eleven month, he ban no- cupled the White House. Beside aecurlnK the paflbUKe of the new tariff an.l rraiu.u Itiuu mi.l ivlii.-li ... -.1.1.1 i,...;...t. ..l i mtm w iuci j uuniiuniftiKC'i no uhhb two of the bluest pieces of eonstruc- t v. 1.1 1., ,, tive legislation thin I'ounlry lias had for many years IiIh trust policy Ik already being referred to att tin greatest achievement yet accom- plUhed by the W Uhoii ad miulut ra- tton. The railroad eomblnatlonK, In- t m i ii...t..f.... 0t?"r "i1?;1" .are .,.,,Bl".l."":l,' ' "!"" solve without goltiK into the eoiirta, and without any Krnndatand lU.mon trationa or flourlahliiK of the "IiIk atlck." KurthtTinore, the huRiuesH of the country haa emerKed from a Ktute of uneertnlnty and la attain movlnn Quickly cured by Dr. llohann'H Kc forward with an aaaurauce that ul- zemu Olnlmeiil. ('. I'. Caldwell, of ready promises to muke the year New Orleans, La., slates: "My doctor 1914 a record-breaker. Thla new advised me to try 'Dr. Ilohxon's Kc confldence Is lienlnnlnK to he felt In zemu Salve.' I used three boxes of Oregon, lu spite or the freak lenlsla- ointment and three rakes of Dr. Hob tlon and tho erratic tlovernor of the son's Derma Zemu Snap. Today I atate, whose actions have much re- have not a spot anywhere on my body tarded the investment of outside and can say 1 nm cured." It will do capital In lance development enter- the same for you. Its soothing, heal prlaes and industries. The promised init. antiseptic action will rid you of retirement of the present chief all skin humors, blackheads, pimples, executive of tho smte at the end of eczema blotches, red unslKhtly sores, the current year has already broiiKht and leaves your skin clean and a feeling or roller In Industrial and heallhy. (let a box today, tiuaran bualnesa circles, as Investors and teed. All drugKistH, roc, or by mail, owners are regaining assurance thut ITelfTer t'heiulcal Co., Philadelphia their plants aro not likely lo he or St. Louis. 11 placed at the mercy of the I. W. V. or other agitato. More care than ever before should be exen-lsfd In Old Time Sores And Ulcers Healed Old Wounds Often Bother Many Years After. IVopI who huTf lri'n poult li-ltur nil n oolotlUK an olil H.trt t- r mi au itm nuirTt'l at tlii- may It Ih-k! ipii.klj Tht Wltif 8. H. H Wbi'O jrnii tMm to rifil!f Dint t tie nkln Dd tilt H'-kIi Id'iU'nllt inc .iui;4. . if n Of I work of tlliv IoimI trtrti'l iiiii n.1vi til- mywry. iiht nrt witi.i'rriii m .IK Iniil prup.-i t . ID K. K S. lit n i tli ...nrs.- ..f ih t) I. iti,1 HT'niii4 ,:-! ii- iiiitiir:i!ty a (In- n auiirliltlun f-'tl t t' iiiri'ti II la r-ii My a rt-in.i rlt jtN r-i MHtallii uai- tlii:n'.l. nl. h. tl r v tt wlitctt In In Nllinulntr Hi. arnhtir il-i'ilii r it un irluit nl. Ad. Hi.' in. .t, n,,,i i. .bla iiinlrtilfHs M.-.il .nt in. r ii r. tiactillal t.. w. ;i st:u, . , unl Hit r It i.'llfl l-li'tll- lits .t ! Ik- hi ii ' 'ata iiii.l hiihih "t "'it il iiiv I Not Mil.' lr.'i .'f Ii' :l .r inn) in It t .r. i-nr ilt. n A-k f .r IHtl JllJtl 'lll-l U'. II tlit ;r.. II foil ilrsltf t.V.I,flll ,.h I !. . . i lll lllilll'-r i !(. . tii ih,; !:,.,. 1 1 ill.- I.i llir in- .11. tl .). -n,,. tu, in. ' ipf. inc r . Hift i..t:...!:ii ... 'ja. IHi MoT !!.. -...nit- T.-il.'ii. ' V. the al iiiiMtphi r- t'i . ;-.ii.-ii . . . "Juat m i: I' ..i y s s I',. lubattuiirH. pun...' H 1. Ihf flfll IMI Ati.l .f Insurance F.,1 ',i t".i'i; ! , biliiv i:.... M t! old' ht u, i l.e.i; t F. (. Stewart New Shoo Shop 32Q N j ... I -.... S- All kinds ut' iv..r! u..:'k Shoes shine !, i It ,i:,r.: and dye.!. W. H. Boyle W.W.Boyle JiSS.."rrh:' aSS executive offices this year. With the present multiplied burden ot stale taxes, and their burgling of many other mailers of i. parlance, It In safe to rtili t Hint t very few of the members of tin ,al Leglhlalure will lie returned at thia eara elec tion. Tint nri'siMit Nutlonul adminis tration has furnltOied a remarkable example of getting desired reaultn without resorting lit the leant to Hiti'tfK-iiliir tactica and It Is reHiilis 13.00 Hit rount, In imlillr as well as In .10 private attain. HuvIiik lima accoin ,1( illshi'd ihi's.' thltiKK h liroiiiiht to the National administration wide- Hlircad approval, and fully jimtlf li-rt the expectation of n largely Increas ing Democratic rcglatrallon and a biK Democratic vote thla year. IHLMN IIKMS. Mr. Khepiiird, one of our Drain merchant, hint nold out bin mora to a party from Kugene. Jack Mai loon und Erneat IVrklim 111,1 KO lo ,he "lve fter hear, an , V,u' ' Y . ween. ,J- - Crabiree bun moved bis buk er om ... un mreui. Mrs. .Jennie Shepnard. of .South liruln. wan on the Kirk list lust week with an atiaik of la urlppe ., t i t i .1 - t . I .'iif. u 1 mihk ri'tti'iicii 1 in t 1 hi 1 mile-stone taHt week, roeelvini; poNtcard Hbower from her many. frb'iidK, who wish her many happy n tuniH of the day. Mr. and Mm. Kriink Moreland and littl noil, Hugh, were In town tho t . . ' , . ... ... . '"Ht "ek vlHitliiR their cousin I'ral.l. They left fo l.oa' Anele.. fal on the morniiiK train Sunday. X. X. HorrlMe. ItlotelieH of Kewnut. MVItTI.K ItKKK KVKXTS. A fine nine-pound boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert I Neet on Thursday, .hin. L'L', 1 I 4 . I Mm. Win. Ilritt, of Salt Lake City, nnd her daughter, urn here vlsltinn with Mm. Hrltt a uioiher. Mrn. .1. W. ' Heck ley. j John Noilurft lame up from liallaa l.iHt week to attend the funerul of IiIh son, (i. A. Nodurft. Mr. Nodurft will remain for several dayH and visit anions friendH. Men LiiililiiiKfon, who bad been III with tiitiereiiloHis for the past several yearH. died at Salem Sunday. W in. l.iMldltmloii, his brother, went down from here to attend the funeral, whirl was held al Sab'iu. Will. SI etl Vrr was blitubt before Justice of the renew l (, White Sat urday on a warrant sworn out by K. M Cook, of l.ees I'rei'k. chaiuiiiK him with tieHpaKSitiK lie was lined J'i and costs, and bis fine was re mit ltd on olid it ion that h vacate Ilie Cook premiMcs. This be amei-d hr.lo. .lotinnie I l.ii vey, Die 1 i-ar -old son of .1. W. Harvey, died at the tamilv hoi n North Myrtle Monday e en itm from pneumonia, after a brief Illness. The funeral w as held J i inn the HajMlst Chilli h at o'clock ; U i dne-day alierti i. lii-v (ii it f 11 ti lr ai III iik t be funeral herinoii. and tlw remains were laid to lest in the Hi. I Fellows" criin-ler. j A Suuda scliool iarl was Kixeu Mis .1. I Itnherls and Mis. ,1 . - it -Tut- Ciinbui- at the hiime ul (he tor lin t U cdin- .l.t i-v. linii; TIuim pte J - HI wen- the Mioses Lena tilailt', ' C.t - kerl. Keva tilaiH. ilatlle Muv,i:l. C.i.itula I - r. U ho Ktuuht. I ei tu. e Kit e. t inl.li tit' Si nit nuns. 1 i. i t. man . Keiit.et U Ha b-ss. I '!l M I'm e. lieu .111.1 t'lleMe! lii'e. II. .ui.r and ll.iw.ii.l tiallap. I l ii 1 1 1 1 1 . Ii i. . . I I e.l, 1 1,. ll.iw.ii.l I him I V i.i. i u i r. lohn in . i t Mil. , I.I... ,1 llnlii rls. M' ..: .1 Mi Smui ..ii-i .iii.l Master ! ...i,. .r ,1 M C ,i ll..,v.i:.l The w ii I i i ii i.r "I'li' ii;' l ul .1.". I li.m (illicit r. i III ,.i.. ,1 . I .1 !.- I .1 .t I'b.r W. 1. i' . our ato W K in nult'V It. 'at f vi: r will V du -vr III,' l-'armorH' VuMic Market TlllfrV urftt lur ai.d Saturday. Thli both cotM'Uiert and pro- :iri uWn tw-isnahl. NOTABLES IN THE LIMELIGHT Katherine B. Davis, New York's New Commissioner. I'liulu ly American Irea AsHMclnticm. For the first time lu It history New York oily has a wnimin n exwutlve bead of one of lis biK department. She Ih Miss Katberlue Itemetit havlH, rtH-eiitly appointed cominlsslnuer of eorivctloiis by Mayor John Purroy Mltibel. In Miss Ihivis' cbttrKe are the Tombs prUnii and seven district prisons lu Manhattan, the city prisons of t be ot her four boroughs of t he greater city, (be lUackwells Island penitentiary. Hiker's island workhouse und a reformatory for male mlstle mennants The department Ih nerved by ti'd) employees, has an average of about r..riMi prisoners under It.s con trol mid costs about S.Mmii.tNm n year to maintain' lief ore taking her new Job Miss I'avis was for several years superintendent of (be S.ate lteforimi tory Kor Women at Hedl'ord. X. Y The new coiumlsslouer Is a recog nized tttithorlty on the social asjai'tii of pinoloy nnd criminology, having studied these problems in (erintiiiy and this country Site Is a native of Kochester. N. Y.. tlfl.v'lbree years of iik'f and a graduate of Yiisar. She rtM-elved the dixiee of ibi-tor of pbilo sophv from Chicago uuiersily In I'.mX) and that of .... of laws from Mount IIilyoke lu U-: When .Inhn 1. Itm k cfeller. .Ir .. or-'anicd his bureau of sot in I b itiie ( o years auo (o "make war aualust ttie f.rves of evil" Miss I 'avis was itiaile one of Its members Th of Judge Speer. Kiilel i:niot Speer of the soiitbei. .. t'iNiruia. whose Judicial . einu ln estlmited by a suit, on, un; . o tlie let use judb iary cotntiitl tee at Ma on, declare the charges prefetted aahisl bitu were llistiretl bv ili-appot tiled litigants lu bis court Ietle t b.ires relatlnn to alleged unlaw tul pni- eedinus in bis ciMirt. It Is a-settetl that .Indue Speer Is temperament. 1. 1 unlit to ilischarue the duties ..f Iiis oili e. Due of the t M'hs.MI.'tri! i Ihm it I. n mi it fi Us, in.i-t.- - Ih thut be Ii:im u in i tu MM., lion - iin.l rcii'i.-cs in rih I'll.lI'L't.H III- I .Im.Ii. S -r up . a ' lit !..- .'in t 'ude a iii-ual :.!.. t n. I'Miiil.'.l Ii,- H.-i. in . A II ll i,vard, ;iii att,it:r t. fVivuiMi- of tvriain e-tal.-s .i nl ,;.ii'c. tiiui to thaikce ex .t l-il u t I.-i- !..r !.,., ,,.r ,.s I i . :i-. .1 j;-: i.-f t- a na ti e of ;!- i -;,,! I- MM 'i rait .! lie H-n rd tu t !i,. i or ffd.-i ate artn tl it iS. . M war In s; he i t.-d i.t tlie l-!t mtli etui Kie-- a an lii.1 ; uiiten t I Vin.vrat. u us re rVfiM a an Indi't'cii.b'iit to (he 4 "it fhth atrl ;Ml:.tat.il li the i; t i : I . i. -ii. p.i!t lie ;h appointed I nited M.iien ait.riie L.r north t.i-";i:i!i in tvs.; ati.l in ivo wa made Judi;i- f.-i tin- "toutberti dt-trlt't of doMI.-i ! I'tevldftit Arthur S;:i.e bi-t A'tkut .1 i.l'e Spivr hn tN't'ti .ti poor he.alUi ahd unable to np pe:ir Pefon the lm et1i::illiii: eotntult ttv lte--entl he tiftitliil tln hiMMe JU dbiarv oiMiinilttee that he hml reor end biti health sutTleletitly to Mp(venr U-fen It The ItidhnNoii!" nre that mn,, th,in n nndied w ltneoa will bo tieard b the luventl jntom 4 f Jl IM.K KUi'HV -ei-.hli. Il U iie PIONEER OF OREtiOX DIES AT BROWNSVILLE. LROWXSVILLE. Or.. Jan. 31. Oliver Perry Cos how. who had lived here almost ocntlnuously since the Fail of ls;i, died January 21. He was born at ronnersville. Did . July I, 18.11. and was a ajreat grandson of one of La Fayette's French soldiers. At the age of 19 Oliver Perry Co show enitafted to drive an ox team across the irfuins to Oregon. He took a donation land claim and In 18.13 he bought a farm near Harrls burg, which he held until his death. Ho lived on this place only a few years and then returned to Browns ville. He married Sarah E. Cochran In IS.'ill. Ten children were born and all except one survive. For many years he was secretary of tho Linn rounty Ploneera Asso ciation and was active In buB'ness at llruwnsvllle. HICK, SOI R STOMACH. INDIGESTION OR OAS. Take "Pape'a Dtapepsin" and In fire minutes you'll wonder what be came of misery In stomach. Wonder what upset your stomach which portion of the food did the damage do you? Well, don't both er. If your stomach Is In revolt; II sour, gassy and upset, and what you Just ate has fermented Into atubborn lumps; head dluy and aches; belch gases and acids and eructate undi gested food; breath foul, tongue coated Just take a little Pape'a Dta pepsin and In fire minutes yon won der what became of the Indigestion and distress. Millions of men and women today know that It is needless to have a bad stomach. A little Dlapepsln occasion ally keeps this delicate organ regu lated and they eat their favorite foods without fear. If your stomach doesn't take care of your liberal limit without rebel lion; If your food Is a damage Instead of a help, remember the quickest, surest, most harmless relief Is Pape'a Dlapepsin which costs only 60 cents for a large case at drug stores. It's truly wonderful It digests food and sets things straight, so gently and easily that It is really astonishing. Please, for your sake, don't go on and on with a weak, disordered stom ach; it's unnecessary. ' Adr. Terracotta chimney pipe, shoulder Joints, tecs and caps now in stock at Winnie Uaddls's, the plumber. Out of town shoppers will Enjoy Lunch 8erTed at Hotel Umpqua 11:45 until 2: 35c Pure Milk lelivered ut your home every day $:'.oi per mouth a ipiart. s Phone 2H7. Milk depot lu Hunter's cold HtoruKo plant. Roseburg Dairy $1 Worth of Green Trading Stamps FREE During this week we will give $1.00 worth' of Green Stamps with every 25c box of writing p.ipcr and every 25e box of tooth paste or powder. Phone your order. Wc deliver. Phone 31 Prescription Druggists V,iicliNter A Jackson Mttvets. K.fhtira Oregon. We gire S. A 11. Green Trading Stamps. Phone 163 Phone 163 Roseburg Feed and Fuel Co. Sawed tie blocks 1 'ry block fir wood Piy. split fir wood Dry block oak wood lty split oak wood Pine for kindling Roseburg Feed and Fuel Co. W. O. SWANK. Maaagwr. Pbone 163 Phone 163 Saturday, February 7th Special Sale! Johnson Bros'. Verona China Articles cost from 17c to 90c Will be sold at 9:30 a. m.. Saturday, at Crouch's Hardware Roseburg, Oregon MASQUERADE DAN OK. Maaq. Ball at Looking Olasi Feb. 13, 1914, under auspices ot Rescue Orange. Midnight supper at the Howard House. Committee: E. W. JOHNSON, LEE WILLIAMS, OEO. MATHEWS, W. H. DOLE. daw Roaebnrc Nursery Co., Kltchia Black, Props., corner Oak and Main atreeta. Pbone 1S2. LODGE CARDS A. P. A A. M. LAUREL LODGE, No. 13. Regular meetings on tha second and fourth Wednesday of each month at Masonic Temple, corner Jackson and Cass. Sojourn ers Invited to attend. I E. H. BILLING, W. M. W. F. HARRIS, Secy. KAGLKS, Roseburg Aerla meets In' their hall on Jackson St, on Ind and 4tb Monday evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth-' ern in good standing alwaya wel come. J. M. DONOHEW, W. P. I B. F. GOODMAN, W. Sea. Phone M 183. I I. O. O. P., Rising Star Lodga No. 17a meets lu the Odd Fellows Temple , every Friday evening. Vlaltlng brethren always welcome. I IRA PILKINGTON, N. O. W. 8. POWELL. R. S. I M. FICKLE. F. S. I. O. O. P., PhUetarlan Lodg No. Meets In Odd Fellows Tempi, corner Jackson and Caaa Sta., on Saturday evening of each week. Members of the order in good standing are Invited to attend. 8. F. HAMILTON, N. Q. J. B. BAILEY. F. 8. . M. L. WHITNEY, R. 8. I. O. O. P., Union Encampment No. Meeta In Odd Fellows, Templa every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. L. E. M1LLEDGB, C. P. J. B. BAILEY, R. 8. JAMES EWART, F. S. II. P. O. KI.KS, Rosebnrg Lodce. No. l!2fl Holds regular communica tions at the Elks' Temple on tha 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. All members requeseted to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to at tend. A. C. SEELY, E. R. H. C. SLOCUM, Secretary. O. K. S., lloeeburg Chapter No. 8. Holds their regular meeting on tha 1st and 3rd Thursday lo each month. Visiting members In good standing are respectfully Invited to attend. CARRIE CHRISTIE. W. M FREE JOHNSON, Sec. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, Rosa-burg- Lodge No. 1037. Meets every Friday evening ot each week, at I o'clock In Eagles' ball. All visiting brothers are Invited to attend. GEO. NEUNER. Dictator. II. O. PARGETER. Secy. WOMEN OP WOODCRAFT, Lilao Circle No. 49. Meet on th 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Visit-! log members in good standing are Invited to attend. CYNTHIA OERMOND, O. N. CLARA CAWLFIELD. Clark. KKIIFKAIIH, Roseburg Rebekah Lodge. No. 41. I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters and brethren Invited to attend. MRS J. A. BUCHANAN, N. O. BESSIE BOND. Secy. STELLA McELHINNY, F. 8 WODMKN OP THE WORLD, Oak Camp No. IS 5 Meets In tha Odd Fellows' hall In Roseburg every 1st and 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbor alwaya welcome. M. M. MILLER. Clark. J. J. KBHNAN. C. C. 15 Each Cents Store I Aladdin chimneys and mantles for sala at the Bee Hire Orocery. DePree's Fumigator Kill disease germs, deodorizes damp base ments and foul refrigerators. , Avoid con tagious and infectious disases b.- its use. 0SBURNS Roseburg, Ore. The A most faacluatlng story of the Bible by Bouck White, th author of 'Tha Book of Daniel Drew." Tha aim of this book Is to make Jesus tha most Interesting person In history, and It succeeds wonderfully. It is a hook which every one interested In the religion of Christ should read In order to get tha social basis of the Gospel. It la a book which everyone Interested In the social question should rad that he may have a new view of the religion of Christ. 11.20 at Socialist News Store 124 West Cass Street A J. L CASE la a "light draff plow, and will do efficient work for long time. It la easy to say that any plow Is th but on 2S?iu.1 - 'ST1"" ,nejr cla,m- Uut nere- P"' of our claim: E BB.Y J. I. CASE plow is built on a SOLID STEEL FROG. Mold board, share, landslide and beam aro all firmly bound to thla on plec. Thla makes the strongest support yet devised and la typical ot J. I. CASE goods. J F. BARKER & CO. Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon Dry Oak and Fir Wood, Split or Block Sheridan Street For goou printing of oil kinds Tha Renew alwaya leads. PHARMACY I Opposite Hotel Umpqua Carpenter St ) """ ""jf J -i-
